ISU Specialty Chemical Teams Up With U.S. Firm Ares to Develop Specialty Materials With AI
Adopting AI-Based Materials Design Technology
Strengthening Competitiveness in High-Value-Added Materials, Including Secondary Batteries
ISU Specialty Chemical said on Oct. 28 that it had signed a partnership with U.S.-based Ares Materials to develop next-generation specialty materials.
ISU Specialty Chemical CEO Ryu Seungho (left) and Ares Materials CEO David Areaga pose for a commemorative photo at the partnership signing ceremony. ISU Specialty Chemical.
View original imageThe strategy is to shorten development timelines by using artificial intelligence (AI)-based materials design technology and strengthen competitiveness in the high-value-added materials market.
Headquartered in Plano, Texas, Ares Materials develops polymers and specialty materials using its proprietary Materials Intelligence platform.
The platform uses AI to learn from data on the molecular structures and compositions of materials, predict their properties, and optimize their performance. It can shorten development timelines by reducing the number of experiments that must be repeatedly conducted during conventional materials development.
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Through this collaboration, the two companies plan to apply AI-based property prediction technology to the materials development process. The performance of specialty materials generally varies depending on various factors, including molecular structure and composition, requiring repeated experiments and validation at each design stage. The companies expect that AI will streamline these processes and accelerate development.
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